UniPOS FD7204 User manual

UniPOS Beacon sounder – base with built-in short circuit Isolator FD7204

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ADDRESSABLE SOUNDER BEACON DEVICE – BASE

WITH BUILT-IN SHORT-CIRCUIT ISOLATOR

type FD7204

Instruction manual 06-7204-03-17

General description:

Addressable sounder beacon device – base with built-in short-circuit isolator and accumulator

battery, is used for sound and flash indication on registered events by the Interactive fire alarm panel

IFS7002. The FD7204 is used for indoor applications.

The device is installed on base type FD7100.

The sounder and beacon device can be used as a stand-

alone device with an individual address on the signal loop.

The FD7204 is triggered on IFS7002 panel’s command for

activation;

The communication between the beacon sounder and the

IFS7002 panel is based on the private protocol UniTALK on

the panel’s signal loop. The beacon sounder device is

power supplied by the charged (through the same signal

loop) Li-Ion accumulator battery. A short-circuit protection,

in the signal loop, is provided by a built-in the device,

hardware short-circuit isolator.

The beacon sounder is consisted of a body, micro-switches

for FD7204’s parameters set-up (pos.1, fig.1), external

battery set (pos.2, fig.1) and a plastic cover (pos.3, fig.1).

Programmable parameters of the beacon sounder:

- type of the sound/signal;

- selectable sound level or NO sound mode (only

beacon);

1

2

3

Fig.1

Technical parameters:

Power supply (from the signal loop) - (16÷33)V DC

Power consumption from the signal loop in “Duty mode”

with fully charged battery - 390 µА on 24V DC

Power consumption from the signal loop in “Duty mode”

with battery on charge (discharged battery) - (0,3-4,0)mA on (15-33)V DC

Power consumption from the signal loop in “Alarm mode” - 2mA w/o flash / 5mА with flash

of the sounder beacon

Sound level on distance 1 m - optional 80dB, 85dB or 90dB (table 2)

Type of the sound tone - optional - 25 tones (table 1)

Temperature range - from minus 10°С to 50°С

Relative humidity resistance (without condensation) - ≤95%

Dimensions - Ø100, h50 mm (with cover)

Weight - 0,160 kg

Cross section of the connecting wire - (0,8-2,5) mm2

Protection rating - IP 21

Rechargeable battery - PLi-Ion 3,7V/320 mAh

Minimum life cycle on fully charged battery in Alarm mode - 1 hour

Indication:

Three types of LEDs indication:

 RED (alarm status) indication – 1 red LED situated on the front side of the sounder (fig.3,

position1);

 YELLOW (fault status) indication situated – 1 yellow LED situated on the front side of the

sounder (fig.3, position 2);

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 RED (alarm flash) beacon indication (optional) – 12 LEDs situated on 180 degrees all

over the periphery of the 7204’s;

LEDs modes of indication:

- Duty mode –YELLOW fault status indication flash shortly on a period of 16 seconds. The

RED beacon indication is turned off;

- Alarm mode – the RED alarm status indication is continuously turned on and the RED

beacon indication flashes on every 2 seconds. The YELLOW fault status indication is

turned off;

- Fault mode (activated short-circuit isolator) – the YELLOW fault status indication is flashing

shortly on a period of 1s. The RED alarm status indication and the RED beacon indication

are turned off;

- Fault mode (discharged/low battery) – the YELLOW fault status indication is flashing

shortly on a period of 5s. The RED alarm status indication and the RED beacon indication

are turned off;

- Fault mode (removed battery) – the YELLOW fault status indication is continuously turned

on. The RED alarm status indication and the RED beacon indication are turned off;

Installation:

The addressable beacon sounder is used with a base type 7100, which is supplied as a separate

item.

The installation steps of the beacon sounder are as follow:

1. Fix the base type 7100 using pins and screws;

2.Cable installation:

The cable installation is based on the

scheme on fig.2. It is recommended

cable shoes to be used. The “+IN” and

“+OUT” of the connectors are

conditional – they are not obligatory and

it is not necessary to take into

consideration.

Fig.2

3. Program the optional parameters of the

beacon sounder using the 8-pin micro-

switches (fig.3):

- type of the sound/signal (table 1);

- selectable sound level or no sound

mode (only beacon) (table 2);

Fig.3

4. Mechanical installation:

4.1.The beacon sounder is placed on the base and is rotated clockwise until reaching the guiding

grooves;

4.2. It is rotated until rest;

4.3. The slots of the base and the beacon sounder should match;

5. Table 3 represents a ratio between maximum number of beacon sounders (without flash and with

flash) and fire alarm detectors (series FD71xx), that can be connected to an addressable loop. Bear

in mind that a loop may have a maximum of 125 addresses.

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Table 1

Sound

No

Type of the sound

DIP SW 1,2,3,4,5

Activation mode

Nominal

frequency

Frequency of the

activation mode

Description

Standard

1

On,On,On,On,On

Sequence

554/440

2Hz

(100mS/400mS)

French Fire Sound

AFNOR

NFS 32-001

2

Off,On,On,On,On

Sequence

800/970

1Hz

BS5839 Pt1

3

On,Off,On,On,On

Sequence

800/970

2Hz

Alternating tone

Telecoms

BS5839 Pt1 FP1063.1

Telecoms

4*

Off,Off,On,On,On

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

5*

On,On,Off,On,On

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

6*

Off,On,Off,On,On

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

7

On,Off,Off,On,On

Sequence

660

All Clear

8

Off,Off,Off,On,On

Sequence

970

BS5839 Pt1

9

On,On,On,Off,On

Sequence

1200

10

Off,On,On,Off,On

Sequence

2850

Banshee / Bedlam

HF

Continuous

11

On,Off,On,Off,On

Sequence

4000

12

Off,Off,On,Off,On

Interrupted sequence

660

0.05Hz 6.5s on,

13s off

13

On,On,Off,Off,On

Interrupted sequence

660

0.277Hz 1.8s on,

1.8s off

14

Off,On,Off,Off,On

Interrupted sequence

660

3.33Hz 150mS on,

150.S off

Swedish Alarm

Tone

15

On,Off,Off,Off,On

Interrupted sequence

970

0.8Hz 0.25s on,

1s off

Intermittent Tone

BS5839 Pt1

16

Off,Off,Off,Off,On

Interrupted sequence

970

1Hz 1s on, 1s off

Backup alarm HF &

BS5839 Pt1

17

On,On,On,On,Off

Interrupted sequence

2580

1Hz

Backup alarm HF&

BS5839 Pt1 2nd

Tone

BS5839 Pt1

18

Off,On,On,On,Off

Interrupted sequence

970

1Hz 500mS on,

500mS off

ISO 8201 LF &

BS5839 Pt1

BS5839 Pt1, ISO 8201

19

On,Off,On,On,Off

Interrupted sequence

950

0.22Hz (0.5s

on,0.5s off)*3, 1.5s

off

20

Off,Off,On,On,Off

Interrupted sequence

2850

4hz 150mS on,

100mS off

Pelican Crossing

21*

On,On,Off,On,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

22

Off,On,Off,On,Off

Increasing ring

1200-500

0.99Hz 1s on,

0.01s off

Evacuate, DIN tone

& PFEER

DIN, PFEER

23

On,Off,Off,On,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

7Hz

Fast Sweep Vds

Vds

24

Off,Off,Off,On,Off

Increasing ring

500-1200

0.5s off,

3.5s on

Slow whoop

evacuate

Netherlands NEN

2575

25

On,On,On,Off,Off

Increasing ring

800-970

50Hz

LF buzz BS5839

Pt1

BS5839 Pt1

26

Off,On,On,Off,Off

Increasing ring

800-970

7Hz

Fast sweep LF

BS5839 Pt1

27

On,Off,On,Off,Off

Increasing ring

800-970

1Hz

Medium sweep LF

buzz BS5839 Pt1

Vds

BS5839 Pt1

28

Off,Off,On,Off,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

50Hz

29*

On,On,Off,Off,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

30*

Off,On,Off,Off,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

31*

On,Off,Off,Off,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

*Same as Sound

No32

32

Off,Off,Off,Off,Off

Increasing ring

2400-2850

1Hz

Table 2

DIP setting

SW 6,7

Level of the sound

Off,Off

The sound is disabled (the flash

beacon indication is only enabled)

On,Off

Low Sound level (80dB)

Off,On

Middle Sound level (85dB)

On,On

High sound level (90dB)

Table 3

Number of

beacon

sounders

per loop

Detectors FD71xx series

FD7204

without

flash

10

< 115

20

< 105

30

< 95

40

< 85

50

< 32

FD7204

with

flash

10

< 115

20

< 32

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Testing:

The beacon sounder is tested after installation as a part of the site’s fire alarm system or on

maintenance activities, following the described sequence of steps:

A command for activation is sent from the 7002 panel to the stand-alone beacon sounder –

menu “Setup → Checks → Addressable outputs” and choose the signal loop’s INDIVIDUAL address

of the beacon sounder. The beacon sounder should activate with the pre-defined sound mode (from

the micro-switches, pos.1, fig.1);

A command for reset is sent from the 7002 panel to the individual address beacon sounder – exit

from menu “Setup → Checks → Addressable outputs”.

The individual address beacon sounder should change back to duty mode.

Service schedule:

Authorized personnel should service the fire alarm system and devices of type FD7204, based on the

following activities:

1. Inspection for visible physical damage - Monthly

2. Test as part of the system installation - Monthly

Warranty The warranty period is 24 months from the date of sale, in case that the requirements set

herein are observed.

The manufacturer does not bear warranty liabilities for damages caused through accidental

mechanical damage, misuse, adaptation or modification after production. The manufacturer bears

warranty liabilities for damages in the unit caused through manufacturer’s fault only.

UniPOS

47, “San Stefano” Str., 5800 Pleven, BULGARIA

phone +359 64 891111, +359 64 891 100, fax +359 64 891 110

e-mail: office_pleven@unipos-bg.com

Mladost 1, bl.79B, entr.2, ap.17, 1784 Sofia, BULGARIA

phone/fax +359 2 9744469, +359 2 9743925

e-mail: office_sofia@unipos-bg.com

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UniPOS FD7204 User manual

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